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Amelia Flynn, M.A.
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Long Island, NY
B.S. Health Sciences from Boston University M.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy from Hofstra University Pursuing PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy with focus in Social Justice from Antioch University Adults and Couples |
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Therapeutic Specialties:
Multicultural families and couples, parental relationships with adolescents, relationship wellness, premarital counseling
Therapeutic Approach:
I believe that we exist in this world in an interconnected fashion which creates and sustains dominant themes that govern our interactions, beliefs, assumptions, and perceptions of ourselves and others. I seek to collaborate with clients in journeying through the process of re-storying those themes in an effort to strengthen, elevate, and promote self-compassion, growth in relationships, and evolving awareness. I also pursue a culturally humble approach to therapy recognizing that each individual is a collection of context and culture that is welcomed and encouraged in the therapeutic environment.
My proudest accomplishments as therapist:
Collaborating with a client to increase esteem and value in such a way that promotes growth in all areas of life.
What inspired me to become a therapist...
I consider myself a “wounded healer”. My experiences shape my perspective and are a connective juncture with others. I live to give what I have received.
Multicultural families and couples, parental relationships with adolescents, relationship wellness, premarital counseling
Therapeutic Approach:
I believe that we exist in this world in an interconnected fashion which creates and sustains dominant themes that govern our interactions, beliefs, assumptions, and perceptions of ourselves and others. I seek to collaborate with clients in journeying through the process of re-storying those themes in an effort to strengthen, elevate, and promote self-compassion, growth in relationships, and evolving awareness. I also pursue a culturally humble approach to therapy recognizing that each individual is a collection of context and culture that is welcomed and encouraged in the therapeutic environment.
My proudest accomplishments as therapist:
Collaborating with a client to increase esteem and value in such a way that promotes growth in all areas of life.
What inspired me to become a therapist...
I consider myself a “wounded healer”. My experiences shape my perspective and are a connective juncture with others. I live to give what I have received.
What I know now for sure
The vehicle that diffuses the chaos created by fear and frustration's collision is courage
The vehicle that diffuses the chaos created by fear and frustration's collision is courage